First of all, the V-Lux 114 has nearly identical firmware features as the FZ1000. Lets start by removing the veil of mystery and rumors on the net about the differences. Yet, there is one major difference and a few subtle differences that I've found that are definitely worth sharing for the curious crowd. Since I've already cited some differences that users normally read or care about, there's really not much more to note for those readers. This review will not be as extensive as the Panasonic FZ1000 review I completed, rather it's a sort of extension of it simply because I'll be talking about the differences between it and the V-Lux 114 (which is how I'll refer to it in the rest of the review).
Like you, I was curious as well and the information out there was all sort of spread out- so I decided to compile it for my readers.īest Current Price - Leica V-Lux (Typ 114) My goal is to answer the questions we all have on the differences of this camera vs. With that said there other reasons for me to review this camera for my own personal desires that I will discuss more in detail in this rather short review. There's no denying the Audi design's influence on its exterior- it's a prettier camera to look at than the Panasonic, and the Leica logo and name badge have this sort of impractical influence on pride of ownership.
For me however, the draw doesn't stop just there. For most, I presume Leica's V-Lux Typ 114 main draw is its companies uncanny customer service and extended warranty, as well as its included Adobe Lightroom software.
Leica's V-Lux Typ 114 camera has intrigued me since its release because I liked Panasonic's clone, the FZ1000 so much.
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